Cute three layered cake iced with alternate pastel colors and decorated with Elmo's face, ladybugs, and candy flowers. I used 6", 10", and 14" single layer cake rounds. First I iced each cake layer with light pink or yellow tinted whipped cream icing. Then I stacked cakes with dowels inserted into the bottom two tiers. Next I added hot pink star tip borders and elmo's face on top. I Finished up with lady bugs and candy flowers.
You Will Need
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- 3.0 6", 10", and 14" Cake Layers
- Whipped Cream Icing
- Liquid Gel Food Coloring rose pink, lemon yellow, red, sunset orange,leaf green, and black
- Dowel cut to level of each iced cake layer
- Candy Flowers royal icing daisies
- 3.0 6", 10", and 16" Cardboard Cake Circles 16" covered with colored foil or contact paper
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- PROJECT BUDGET
- Reasonably Priced
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Tosh
08 Jul 14:47
wow! nice work. its so cute and i bet it taste delicious
kelly k.
08 Jul 16:59
Nice work. I've never made a tiered cake before. Not enough people to eat it either. LOL Is there a difference in using the cardboard cake circles vs seperator plates(the hard plastic plates) or does it just depend on how massive the cake is? Loved the cupcakes too.
Cat Morley
09 Jul 13:19
Aww I love Elmo!
melissa
10 Jul 23:01
I only use the plastic separator plates if I am going to space out the cake layers with pillars. Cardboard cake circles has always worked for when I am stacking the layers right on top of each other. The bigger the cake, the more dowels you use.